Marketing Digital Archives -Marketing en Chine. L'internet en Chine en 2012: usages et statistiques. Les Etats Unis avec des leaders comme Facebook, Google ou Twitter dominent l'internet mondial.
Mais la Chine avec le première population d'internaute du monde monte en puissance. Voici un tour d'horizon de l'internet Chinois. Ne pas parler anglais dans un monde où la langue des affaires est celle de Shakespeare est un handicap actuellement. Ne pas parler anglais lorsque l'on travaille sur internet est rédibitoire dans la mesure où la moitié des outils et sources d'information intéressants sont accessibles en anglais. Dans 10 ans, les choses auront changé: le chinois sera devenu une des deux langues qui compteront sur internet et on peut parier qu'une grosse partie des futures innovations d'internet proviendront du pays du milieu (comprenez la Chine). Voici quelques clés pour comprendre l'internet chinois.
10 tendances de l’internet en Chine pour 2013.
Social, Digital and Mobile in China. Get ready for some huge numbers, as our latest #SDMW report takes a comprehensive look at all the latest online stats from China.
China has been the world’s largest online market for some time now, but its growth shows no sign of losing momentum. We’ve explored a wider variety of data than usual in this #SDMW report to give a full flavour of online behaviour and trends across China, so alongside the usual Social, Internet and Mobile stats, you’ll also find some amazing data on e-Commerce, m-Commerce and Location-Based Services. Here are the headlines: These staggering numbers give a sense of the scale of the online environment in China, but it’s only when we put the numbers in perspective that they start to have meaning. China’s Population A large part of China’s appeal to digital marketers lies in the sheer size of its population: if you took just 1 second to say hello to each of the country’s 1.34 billion people, it would take you more than 42 years to greet the whole nation. En Chine, le marché mobile boosté par les entreprises locales. Le marché numérique chinois connaît une croissance stable.
Mais une réelle concurrence entre les grandes sociétés et les entreprises locales se développe. Les ultrabooks, tablettes numériques et les smartphones sont les moteurs de la croissance du marché numérique en Chine. Cependant, ces différentes technologies connaissent plusieurs fluctuations. Plusieurs facteurs pourraient en effet stimuler les ventes d'ordinateurs, lors du second semestre 2012. Upcoming Sina Weibo Redesign Looks a Lot Like Facebook Timeline Covers [PICS] The man behind China’s hottest Twitter-like site, Sina (NASDAQ:SINA) CEO Charles Chao, said that a redesign for Sina Weibo was in the works when he recently revealed some updated financials.
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And the Chinese blog TechWeb has already got its hands on pictures of the Weibo redesign which is being dubbed v5 – the fifth version of Weibo. First up, looking at one’s Weibo profile page, it clearly resembles Facebook’s Timeline cover, with the individual’s avatar partially embedded in a picturesque banner. That’ll create plenty of scope for amusing Weibo cover photos in the future, just as we’ve seen happen with Facebook: But for the view that most people are looking at all the time, their Weibo stream, the v5 redesign is less radical. Here we see a welcome bit of toning things down – quite literally – as inactive icons in the left sidebar become greyed-out: « Through the rising power of chinese bloggers » Acte 2 de la collaboration entamée avec notre stagiaire tout droit venue de Canton: après la tendance "Lay-Low" en vogue en chine, Yuti Lau nous présente la blogosphère mode chinoise.
Since 2006, the Chinese fashion bloggers have been watching "fashion" that happened on the other side of the ocean when blogging was still a private self-expression platform. After years of staying in this "niche field", in 2010, they first came to public notice along with the social media booming. Today, with the credibility value they hold, Chinese fashion bloggers are considered to be the center of attention whose influence is still rising. I. How are they like, the fashion bloggers in China? For the reasons of the late emerging blogging phenomenon and the different patterns of using the internet, Chinese fashion bloggers and audience are mostly of the young generation between 25 - 35 years old, born post-80s and grown up in the modern China.
II. Marc Pédeau - CV - Journaliste web. Resonance-cic-2012-china-social-meida-landscape.jpg 1 502 × 1 448 pixels. Yakiniku Master Japanese Barbecue Restaurant - Shanghai, China. Not being big meat-eaters, we may never become regulars at Yakiniku Master Japanese barbecue, but we do love the design of the chain’s latest, its third, restaurant, opened late last year on Shanghai’s Tianyaoqiao road. The 300 square-meter (3,230 square-foot) restaurant seats 130 people. It was designed by Beijing-based Golucci International Design, lead by the Taiwan-born, London-trained designer, Lee Hsuheng, with team members Zhao Shuang and Ji Weng.
The interior of Yakiniku Master Japanese barbecue is a harmonious combination of minimalist modern design and references to both Japanese and Southern Chinese architecture and traditions. We love the use of the wood frame structures of traditional Japanese architecture, and in particular, the oak lattice work or screens that simultaneously divide and unite the restaurant’s various sections. We love the half-moon shaped ceiling light fixtures designed by Golucci and referring to small, traditional Chinese boats.
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